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Chance at WSOP Seat Still Available

(PRESS RELEASE) -- There is still time for poker players to earn a shot at a seat in the WSOP through a special offer from PokerListings.com, home of the world's best poker deals, and top online poker room PokerStars.com. The complete $18,025 Triple Bonus Combo is still running and players have plenty of time to qualify.

The biggest part of the offer is entry to a private $15,000 WSOP Main Event freeroll where first place will receive a $12,000 prize package to the $10 million tournament in Las Vegas this summer. The prize package will include the $10,000 Main Event buy-in plus $2,000 in cash for travel and accommodation expenses. An additional $3,000 will be allotted to players who finish in spots 2 through 50.

In order to qualify for this exclusive freeroll event, players must be new to PokerStars.com and have signed-up at the poker room using PokerListings.com links between April 1 and June 30, 2006. Once registered, a player must earn 100 Frequent Player Points (FPPs) by June 30 2006. The tournament will take place July 9, 2006.

The second offer is a private $3,000 freeroll tournament with a first place payout of $800. There will be three $3,000 freerolls (May, June, and July). Interested players must be new players who signed-up at PokerStars.com using PokerListings.com links between April 1 and June 30, 2006. Players must then earn 100 FPPs within three months of their account's creation, but before the second day prior to the start of the final monthly freeroll in July.

The third offer in the Triple Bonus Combo is a $25 sign-up bonus. Players must again be new players who have signed-up using PokerListings.com links between April 1 and June 30, 2006. They must then earn 100 FPPs within three months of their account's creation, but before the second day prior to the start of the final monthly freeroll in July.

"We're thrilled that along with PokerStars.com we can offer our PokerListings.com players a shot at the estimated $10 million first place prize at the WSOP this summer in Las Vegas," said Staffan Rydin, editor in chief of PokerListings.com. "Usually less than 50% of qualified players show up for a game day, so chances are it will be a small playing field and an excellent chance for a player to win a spot at the WSOP."

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